Tai Chi and play sessions for children are just two of a host of free activities are on offer in Bath’s Sydney Gardens starting in May and running through the summer. The events – in what […]
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Category: Landscape
Keeping an eye on Nature
The City Nature Challenge is about to invite residents to take part in a special event this weekend to discover nature on their doorstep and record wildlife sightings. The event takes place over four days […]
New park for Bath on show.
More than 200 people visited Curo’s exhibition to see the detailed proposals for the open space at Mulberry Park, which will be delivered as part of the housing development. The open space will feature areas […]
Deckchair view of Royal Crescent.
Bath may not have a beach to its name but that hasn’t stopped one enterprising company from deciding to invest in deckchairs – and rather posh ones at that. Forget those stripey little numbers you […]
Nat Cross – Urban Farmer
It started out as just as a few fruit trees and a vegetable patch – but Nat Cross’s years of effort – have now turned a former horse-grazing field – that nestles between main line […]
A new park for Bath.
Proposal’s for the first new park in Bath for a hundred years go on show next week. On Tuesday 16 April, Housing Association, Curo will be hosting a public information exhibition to showcase the developed […]
Blooming bargains!
Fingers crossed that the Easter week-end gives the green-fingered amongst us a chance to get out into the garden. With that in mind, l have had a message from Paul Griffiths who is one of […]
Putting Jane in her place.
After the Roman Baths and Georgian architecture, English novelist Jane Austen must rank pretty highly amongst our city’s tourist attractions. With a Jane Austen Centre – and annual festival – she certainly helps bring in […]
This cover-up’s a good one.
A little email ‘tip-off’ from Sydney Gardens Community Ranger, Sue Palmer, sent me scuttling off to visit another public garden space in Bath. Sue wrote: ‘Just thought to let you know (in case you haven’t […]
Blooming shame
I know it’s another lovely day – weather-wise – but l am a bit angry this morning. The sound of a buzzing saw means that – somewhere – a tree is being felled. In this […]
